Can I get pregnant if I don't ejaculate during ovulation?

First, we need to understand what ovulation is. Ovulation refers to a wonderful time in a woman's menstrual cycle, usually around 14 days before her next period begins. During this time, the female's eggs mature and are released, while the male releases sperm at this time.

So, if you don't ejaculate during ovulation, will you get pregnant? The answer is yes. Although a man releases a high number of sperm during sex, only those sperm that are viable and able to enter a woman's egg can lead to pregnancy. Therefore, even if the man does not ejaculate during sexual intercourse, as long as the sperm can enter the woman's body, pregnancy is possible.

So, how to judge whether sperm can enter a woman's body? Generally speaking, men will discharge a large amount of sperm during sexual intercourse, but only a few of them can enter the female body. In addition, the female vagina and uterus have a certain degree of elasticity and expansibility, so even if sperm are not ejaculated inside, they can still enter the female body to some extent.

To sum up, if you did not ejaculate during the ovulation period and are still worried about whether you will become pregnant, it is recommended to take some measures to reduce the risk. For example, use condoms or take emergency contraceptive pills. In addition, if you have any questions, it is recommended to consult a doctor or professional reproductive health consultant.

Finally, it's important to note that a man can become pregnant even if he doesn't ejaculate during sex. Therefore, it is recommended to take safety measures during sex to avoid unnecessary risks and uncertainties.